During numerous holidays, Mirna explored the peninsula, reveling in its beauty with family and friends. As an architecture student, she engaged in a comprehensive study of the region's colonial architecture, documenting her findings through photography, measurements, and drawings. In a poignant farewell to her homeland before immigrating to Canada, Mirna initiated this photo series  using an infrared-converted camera, captures the luminosity of the site, presenting a timeless and dream-like aesthetic. The images, marked by a sense of departure, prompt viewers to consider the paradisiac essence of the ecosystem and its fragility in the face of progress-driven pollution. In 2014, Mirna Chacin unveiled this evocative series for the first time at Foto Maracaibo, hosted at The Museum of Contemporary Art of Zulia, also known as MACZUL.